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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-05
THE VERY PLACE.
4 Reporter Perambulates Among Pleasant
sights.

Reporter GefamDulates among PHEASANT
Sights.
A REGISTER reporter dropped in at Mr..
J. Brilles' merchant tailoring establish
ment, corner OF Market and Twelfth streets,
yesterday afternoon, and found the genial
proprietor and his clerks busily engaged in
showing goods to patrons. Not being in n
hurry, his reportOrial nibs looked over the
goods in the establishment and found one
of the finest stocks ever seen in the city.
1t includes all the latest patterns in chev
lots, dagonals, cOrkscrews, plalds, Sc. &c,
for suitings. An especially fine line of
kerseyS for overcOats was also found, along
with full line of pantalOonings and vest
ings, all of the very newest and handsom-
eat patterns. When the prices of these
goods are ascertained it actually astOnishes
one, they are so low, and that is great
beauty about dealing with Mr.. BTilles.
You get the worth of your money every
time He has employed Mr. J. w. Ulling,
of Pittsburg, an artist i'll the cutting de.
partment, and the perfect fits he has made
show his ability in that line. He il fully
up on all the latest cuts and never tails to
please A call on Mr.. Brilles will convince
anyone that these are facts. Corner OF
Market and Twelfth.
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As our reporter WAS passing Ralph
Khne's Clothing House, 1l40 Main street,
he was surprised TO see such Q throng, and
upon entering he found man buying six
boys suits for Sc, another buying mans
suit for $2.75. There was a rush for over
coats in this department. He found over.
coats selling like hot cakes for the low
price of $3.50, worth s.; boys overcoats
selling at $50. Going hack where he
found Ralph besieged with half-dozen
customers, he wanted to know why he
was thrOnged so, when he replied: II am
going to make still larger increase in my
business January lst, 'SS, which, in order
to do so, must make room. So tell my
friends l am bound to give them bar
gains" RALPH KLINE,
1140 Main STREET
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Hideous in Every Ciuise,

Whether ii be the best known form, chills and
fever, or else bilious remittent, double ague or
sgue cake, is that Sbominable disorder involv-
ing the liver, the bowels and the kidneys, known
as malaria Every complaint classified under
this generic, though erroneous appellAtion, is
destructive Of the nervous system, but is, unhap
PLY, not to be Subaued, or even checked, by the
use OF ordinary neTvines, febrifuges or toniCs.
There is, however, prompt relief and ultimate
cure to be found in HOstettsr'S stomach Bitters
foremost smong the proprietary remedies OF
America, and widely known in other lands Not
only diseases born Of miasms, but rheumatic
complaints, superindueed by exposure in bad
weather, inherited or incurred debility of the
kidneys or bladder, dyspepsia and an irregular
condition OF bowels, are curable-nay, certain TO
be cured by this deservedly esteemed and pro-
fessionally sanctioned corrective
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-05

Miucina Knives Zoe, Butcher Knives lOc,
Hatchets 25c, Hand Saws Zoe, Coal House
Shovel 35c, Door Bell S5c, Shot Guns 81 80,
Double Acting best American Bull Dog
81. 40. : shot - long revolver Toe, Clothes
Wriuger $500, Hand Saw File &c, Bit
Brace 15c, an all steel 10 inch Sweet
Patent Brace soc, 4 Prong Manure Fork
Zoe, Complete Set of Loading and Cleaning
Tools SlOO, Carpet Tacks DOC per dozen
papers, Bench ClOSers for crimpiug paper
shells, Cleaning Rods, Powder and Shot
Measures, Brass and Paper Shot Shells,
Primers, Wads, Caps, Cartridges, &c. The
most complete Shot Gun in the market.
s. T. Boyd, 1851 Market Street, Wheeling,
W. Va.
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The Pittsburg Furnace.

The Pittsburg authorities have tested their
garbage furnace constructed upon plan
showing considerable difference when con-
trasted with the Wheeling furnace, and
the newspapers ofyesterday's issue say the
trial WAS q complete success. A lot of gar
bage had been gathered at the furnace. II
consisted of every kind Of refuse-pump-
kins, cabbages, apples and all kinds cf
vegetables, old boots, old brooms, TN cans,
bottles, pieces of iron, egg shells, ashes,
etc. A start was made at 1890, and II. j..
willy carefully weighed the refuse before
it was dumped into the furnace. 1t was
found that up TO II o'clock the furnace,
which il considered 30-tOn one, consumed
two tons an hour, or at the rate Of "a tons
in "A hours. Fully az good record was
made the rest of the day. The furnace is
divided into two divisions-one II feet 3
inches long aud 3 feet 5 inches wide,
and feet inches high. A solid wall
lies between that division and
the other, having a combustion chamber
on level floor. The second chamber is 8
feet long. the other dimensions being the
same rs in the other division, all under one
arch. There is fall of . inches from the
main wall, leading 10 the fue, lined with
brick, "a leet from the aah pit. The prin-
cipal of the furnace is that il generates its
own heat from the garbage after it is
started. This would necessitate contin-
uous supply of refuse. and that, Of course,
con he easily obtained, as there is 80 much
of it. However, arrangements are made
for the use of coal or gas, though the in
ventors say positively there is no use for
them after the furnace is started, the gas
from the refuse being 40 held as 10 furnish
very high heat.
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IN A SMALL WAY.

The News of the Day Pointedly Para
graphed for Hasty Readers.
ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
POLICE COURT was 4 blank yesterday
morning.
The firm of Marshall & Ebert has been
dissolved, Mr.. Ebert retiring
Two deeds of trust were left for record
at Clerk Hooks office, yesterday.
THE approaching hanging of the Anar'
chists is the great object Of attention now.
THE Bank of the Ohio Valley has de-
clared semi-annual dividend OF three per
cent
ALFRED NJ. LORKNTZ has bought the
Moundsyille Sickle and will publish II
next week.
The Knights of st. George are called tc
meet at one O'Clock tomorrow afternoon tC
attend the funeral Of John McGrail.
LOUIS HUTH was adjudged insane by
Justice Caldwell yesterday. He will bt
sent to Weston. Chas. HUH, his brother
gave bond.
JOHN ADAMS was yesterday appointed
administrator of the estate of Samue
Adams, deceased. Bond, 1900; p. IL
Noble, surety.
AT Zane Street NJ. f.. Church, to-mOr
row, there will be preaching at 1890 a III
and 7:3O p. m. Sunday school at = p. M
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening a
7:30 p. m.
JOHN MCGRAIL, q well-knOwn an pop
| ular young man, residing Oil the Soutl
Side, died yesterday afternoon at thret
O'Clock. The funeral will take place to
morrow at 2 o'clock.
The Periclisian and Whittier base bal
clubs will cross bats at PaulPs ball grounC
4 this afternoon AZ = p. IN. The batteries
will be-for the Periclisians, McClenner
and Clemens; for the Whittiers, Jordan
and Buckley. o
TIE last will and testament of Johr
| Simmons WAS yesterday admitted to pro
bate and ordered to be recorded. Emma
Westwood and C.. w. Kreiter qualified a.
executrix and executor. Bond, $4,000
| w. =. BaChman, surety.
TOMMY GIVEN, a bright twenty-year-olC
son of John Given, of East Wheeling, dice
Yesterday afternoon at his fathers resi-
dence on Fifteenth street. His death wa
caused indirectly by tall in the skating
rink two years ago. His parents have tn
sympathy of large circle of friends.
"ROLL," fifteen year-old New Found
land dog belonging to Col. J. Keats, thu
| old reliable shoemaker of the Garden Spot
met with an accident on Wednesday which
ended his earthly career. Roll knew
almost every person on the Island, bu
when he undertook to throw u street ca
of the track he should have looked ont To-
| the wheels.
Mr.. JOHN NJ. CULP, one of the victims o
the street car accident at Pittsburg, Thurs
dag, was we'll known in this city, he hav
ing,boarded with his family at Mt. BellvieW
for a portion of the summer. Mr.. Culi
was Teller of the Odd Fellows Saving
| Bank and was prominent citizen Of Pitts
burg. The shock of his death has left his
wife in a dangerous condition.
Mr.. I. J. FARRON, who made so grea
/ q hit here with his excellent comedy, "A
Soap Bubble" at tine Opera House, las
season, will appear at the Grand Oper;
House in the same roaring comedy witt
new songs, dances, funny situations, etc.
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings and matinee on Wednesday after
noon. The mere announcement Of this IL
sure to pack the house at every perform
anCe.
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Fonrth ST NJ, Church.

The Sunday services in this church will
be devoted to the interests of the Sunday
school. The pastor will preach in the
morning upon the value and methods OF
Sunday school work. In the evening there
will be platform meeting with several
short addresses and special music. Special
revival meetings will be held in this church
during the evenings of the coming week.
All ore cordially invited to all services.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

The following transfers OF real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made November l, 1887, by J. c.
Anderson and wife, to Robert X. Friend
for part of lot No. 40, on the east side o.
South Penn street. Island. Consideration
So, 500.
Deed made October "a, 1887, by NJ. T.
Frame and wife, of AtchisOn, Kansas, tc
J. c. Anderson, for part of lot No. 40, or
South Penn street, Island. Consideration,
81, 900.
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Y. NJ. &. A. Notes.

Sunday school teachers meeting will be
held at ; o'clock this afternoon.
Young mems social religious meeting al
100 o'clock tonight.
Mems gospel meeting at 4 o'clock Sun
day.
South Side branch meeting will he held
at 3:35 o'clock tomorrow in the Third
Presbyterian Church.
The animal election OF the Association
will he held at the building from II III. tC
7:3O p. IN. on Monday.
Tuesday evening DR.. 7. H. Logan will
give talk to young men.
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Joe Mooney in Trouble.
The New Street Car Line.

Work upon the line of the Wheeling
Electrical Company's road was pushed
rapidly all day yesterday, and by last eve
ming nearly square of the line was down.
The company has force of thirty-five men
at work, and the street has been torn up
as far north as the stone bridge, while iron
and ties have been distributed as far up
Main street as the corner of South. Sew
eral squares of the line will be put down
during the coming week if the weather is
at all favorable.
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Circuit Court.

At a special term of Part One Of the Cir
cult Court, held by Judge Boyd, yester-
day, in the chancery cause of Margaret j..
Kerr and husband V. William Hine and
Others, arguments OF counsel were heard
and the land i'll controversy ordered to be
sold.
John Murray, a native of Ireland, was
admitted to citizenship.
Peter Bachman Was appointed commit
tee for Lewis HUH, an insane person.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Action Postponed

There was 10 have been meeting at the
office of Justice Peterman, last evening, to
form Post Of the Union Veteran Legion,
but through some misunderstanding pOr-
ton of those whose names are upon the
list failed to put in an appearance, and the
meeting was postponed.
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priced above all the members of the sex.
Men fought, bled and died for their smiles
and they were quite the rage. Cleopatra
herself. we are told, was the possessor OF
an auburn head of hair and Helen of Troy,
some contend, was equally fortunate. As
is we'll known, the belief in the transmit
grafton of souls was then preva-
lent, based upon reasons now
lost to philosophy, and conspicuously brave
men killed in battle, took the forms, under
the smiles of Jupiter, of white horses. We
can imagine, then, that when gallant
knights went forth to battle, after passion
ate adieus to their authenticated Helens
and Cleopatras. and found themselves, after
a fierce conflict with the barbarians, pran-
cling steeds with snowy TANKS, that memory
of their lost loves dwelt in their equine
heads. And, says the Macon Telegraph, it
NAV be that these fellows, in the shape OF
white horses, are still following red-haired
girls around.
-
The following item clipped from the
society column of Colorado paper: THE
fire in Col. Doggerty's wagon factory
Wednesday evening wac largely attended.
Among the prominent society people who
were present we noted Judge and Mrs.
Witherspoon, Senator POindexter and
daughter. Gov. Standish, and Miss Van
der Horck. Mrs. Senator Poindexter ad'
ministered a neat and deserved rebuke to
one of the firemen early in the proceedings.
Stepping up to hoseman she touched his
shoulder and said sharply: Play it lower
down, you red headed churnp-get it down
where the fire is! You felers amt eN-
pected to put out the North Starr "
n. o. VENEER.
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SsE our Gentlemen's PorpOise Leather
Shoes; it is the toughest, most pliable and
durable leather, and is waterproof. The
shoe is made adjustable and can I've used
either ~ lace or congress shoe.
J. w. AMICK's,
ll43 Main Street.
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Popular Error Corrected.

BY some means or other the idea has be-
come very prevalent amOuug oar citizens
that the Insurance Company which has
just wound up its affairs and gone out of
business was the Ohio Valley Life Com
pany. This is entirely WRONG The COM
pany whose existence was terminated was
the Ohio Valley Fire Insurance Company,
n corporation which had no connection, III
innate or remote, with the Life Company,
which, unlike the Fire Insurance Com
pany, has been doing very large and pros
porous business The error doubtless arose
from the similarity of the names
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1rbeelin9 Reeister
YESTERDAY IN the CITY,


Mr.. C. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature Friday: Z a. m, %;
9 a. M, 60; - m, g. 3p. NJ, 81; z p m,
40. Weather fair.
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Ladies' 81 button, high fine Morocco
shoes, $3.50, worth $3.50, at
SToNE's CASH SHOE STORE.
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SEE Stacy Adams q Co.'S Mems Wauk
enphast, the easiest shoe made.
J. w. AMICE, Sole Agent.
An End To Bone Soraping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, III.
says: Having received 80 much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel il my duty Ia
let suffering humanity know il. Have he'd
a RAINING sore on my ley for eight years,
my doctors told ME ! would have to hay.
the bone scraped or ley ampniated. used
instead, three bottles of Electric Bitter
aud seven boxes BuCklen's Arnica SalVe
and my leg il now sound and vel"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents q
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve ut Die.
box by LOgan& CO.
Bright, Interesting, Nc1rsy-7he SIN
NV pEItJSTEp
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LADIEs' fine bright dongola button,
patent leather tipped and plain toes $l.75,
worth 81 80, at
STONES CASH SHOE STORE
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Base Bal and other sporting Reacs are a
feature Of the SUNDAY REGISTER.
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9sntists.
arp @Goas.
9rg 8Goas.
OUTSIDE OF A HUNDRED OTHER
GREAT BARGAINS
We will mention ~ many rs the

We Will mention - Lnaug a. AHS
space permits
Ladies' Wool Diagonal Newmarkets, $50.
Ladies' Wool BuCle, Fur Ball Fringe, all round,
500.
Ladies' Wool Plaid Jackets, --latest cut, s. So
Ladies' Silk Plush Long Coats, $3.50.
Csild and Misses Cloaks, JOCents and upwards.
White Blankets, rs cents pair
Grey Blankets, IS cents spair.
The Old staudbye, Genuine German Blankets,
s2.25 pair.
Bed Comfortable :, q cents and upwards.
S6-Inch All Wool SRckiug, 80 and 81 cents.
64-Inch All Wool Tricot, 20 cents etc.
S6-Inch Brocsdc and Fancy Dress GO0is, (wooD,
Is and Is cents yard.
Best silk Pushes, IS aud so cents.
Heavy Home Made Flsuuels, p cents, elsewhere
IS cents.
Century Cloth, sO,inch, entire new styles, 7
cents yard.
S6-Inch Heavy Muslin, brown and bleached, &c,
New CalicOcs, pretty styles, At 3, 4 and cents.
Ladies' Fine Scarlet Vests, so cents and upwards
Nice Molesqui skirts, (quiltedl, so cents.
Large Bed Spreads, only IS cents.
Turkish fancy Towels, Is cts, cheap at % cts.
Greatest Bargains I'm Carpets, Rugs
aud Oil Cloth Ever offered in
the city.
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An Unique Verdict,

The case of the SChmulbach Brewing
Company against Thomas Evans for the
possession Of a pair of ponies on trial be-
fore = Jury in Justice Keys Court, at Steu-
benville, was concluded yesterday by the
jury bringing in a verdict of $3.50 for the
defendant. The verdict is a very unique
one, and the plaintiff gave notice of ap-
peal. The Brewing Company had a chat
tel mortgage of SI31 on the ponies, and
alleged that Evans was trying to dispose Of
them. They brought suit in replevin be-
fore the mortgage became due, and the
jury merely assessed the valuation Of the
animals, giving their possession to the
Brewing Company. Whether they consid-
cred che mortgage nullity, or thought
that the $13l was only common debt
cannot be learned. The verdict is Ger
tainly very indefinite one, and will re-
quire construction placed upon it by a
higher Court.
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Beacon Lights. I"

Reserved seats will re put on sale this
morning at Banners for "Beacon Lights"
which will I've at the Opera House next
Monday and Tuesday evenings. The play
is said TO be an excellent one. The Phila-
delphia Record says OF it: Beacon Lights"
il a drama new to this public, in which a
company of excellent actors, headed by
George L,arock, appeared last evening at
the National Theatre The play is literally
treated in the matter OF stage mounting
and the excellent acting of Mr.. I.earOck
and others of the company won frequent
applause. The drama is romantic aud well
written, and produces interesting effects in
an original fashion. Beacon Lights is
worthy of more extended discussion than
space will permit, and critical comment
upon it may I've reserved until another time.
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SKATING Carnival Thursday and Satur'
day of this week at the ALEXANDRIA Rink
Music by Mayors band.
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City Finances

The Council Committee on Accounts
was summoned to meet at the City Hall
last night, but 4 quorum did not appear.
The books of the City Clerk and Receiver
showed the following balances:
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Five Hundred

People at the Alhambra Rink last Saturday
night. Music Thursday and Saturday Of
this week.
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Look For the Big Shoe.

Labor Relrs is an interesting feature Of the
SUNDAY REGISTER.
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MEMS good heavy boots $l.9O, boys
good heavy boots, sizes to 3, $3.50,
youths good heavy boots, sizes 10 to 13,
S1.15, at
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SEE Stacy Adams & Co. s Mems Finest
Shoes, every pair warranted.
J. w. AMICE, Sole Agent.
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Index to New Advertisements.
SECOND PAGE.

SECOND PAGE.
Dissolution Of Partnership-Marshan & Ebert.
Public Sale Of Valuable Real Property.
Sale of Bank shares and Other Stocks ana
Bonds.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. II, List:
Dividend NOtce-Bank Of the Ohio valley.
sPublic Sale of Valuable City Pro- erty.
Knights Of 81. George Funeral Notice
List of Letters.
Religious Notices.
FOURTH PAGE.
Miller Silk Hats-G. A. Beuter.
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Music at the Big Rink tonight.

An the telegrdphic and local Re'rs Of The day
are published IN The SUNDAY REGISTER.
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MEMS fine genuine calf and dongola
CATERS $500, worth everywhere $3.50, at
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
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Arrays in demdRd-7he SL-NDAPR REG,
LSTER. Secure copy.
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Labor ners is an interesting feature Of III
SUNDAY REGISTER.
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GRAND Skating Carnival at the Albam-
bra Rink tonight.
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Locked Up In Jail.

About halfpast five o'clock last evening
Deputy Sheriff White arrested Lou. Ste
phens and locked him up in the county
Jail. There has been a warrant out for
Stephens for a long time, charging him
with the burglary OF G. H, Smiths saloon,
which, it will be remembered, was robbed
of a gold watch, silver watch and apair
of fine opera glasses on the night of Octo-
Der II, 1895 Stephens will be held on
this charge to await the action of the grand
jury.
Joe Mooney in Trouble.
1t was stated at police headquarters, last
evening, that Joe Mooney alias Jos. G.
Cooney, had been arrested by Detective
Bob Love, of the Panhandle railroad pc
lice, for engaging in robberies along the
line of that road in Jefferson county, Ohio.
Mooney is now in the Steubenyille Jail. A
considerable quantity of harness, neatly
done up in sacks, was scooped in with the
prisoner and farmers and Others who are
short on harness would do well to look
these lots over.
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MI. GUTMAN Geo.,
Retail Department---Six Floors.

SKATING still on the boom at the Al
hambra Rink, Thursday and Saturday Of
this week
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The SUNDAY REGISTER is the best
paper published in the city.
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"wool?" repeated Mr.. Morris Horkheim-
er, the other day, when l asked him how
it was doing, why, we are selling lots oft,
but at such low prices that there is little
profit. The fact is we have to do a big
business to make any money. Prices are
three cents off from those the season opened
out with and the tendency does not seem
to b. upward, either. Wehaye done more
business so far this year than all OF last
year, and by the end Of the year it will be
over double. SO far we have handled over
one million pounds of wool, and by the
close of the tiscal year the amouRt will
reach the neighborhood OF two million
pounds or over"
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Try Beatty's Ivory Starch
Easy to use, gu OK, beautiful work. GrocerA
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Have you ever tried to figure out why it
is Awhile horse soon makes its appearance
when a red-headed girl is seen on the
street. No? Well, it is pretty difficult
problem to solve, and have thought and
thought over the matter, with this result,
which give for all it is worth. You
know away back in the early Greek and
Egyptian days red-headed girls were Justly